A transformative triple‑camera system that adds tons of capability without complexity. An unprecedented leap in battery life. And a mind‑blowing chip that doubles down on machine learning and pushes the boundaries of what a smartphone can do. Welcome to the first iPhone powerful enough to be called Pro.

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Two sizes. Four finishes. Stainless steel and glass design.

Pro camera system We’ve three‑upped ourselves.

Meet the first triple‑camera system to combine cutting‑edge technology with the legendary simplicity of the iPhone. Capture up to four times more scenes. Get beautiful images in drastically lower light. Shoot the highest‑quality video in a smartphone — then edit with the same tools you love for photos. You’ve never shot with anything like it.

Ultra-Wide Camera13 mm focal length

2.4 aperture

5-element lens

120° field of view

4x more scene

12MP sensor

Wide Camera26 mm focal length

ƒ/1.8 aperture

6-element lens

Optical image stabilization

100% Focus Pixels

New 12MP sensor

Telephoto Camera

52 mm focal length

Larger ƒ/2.0 aperture

6-element lens

Optical image stabilization

2x optical zoom

12MP sensor

Elegant, immersive interface.

We leveraged the wider field of view to let you see what’s happening outside the image frame — and simply tap to capture it. And there’s almost nothing between you and your subject except a new, Pro camera font. So you’re always fully immersed in the scene.

iPhone 11 Pro lets you capture videos that are beautifully true to life, with greater detail and smoother motion. Epic processing power means it can shoot 4K video with extended dynamic range and cinematic video stabilization — all at 60 fps. You get more creative control, too, with four times more scene and powerful new editing tools to play with.

A13 Bionic

for real-time processing

Audio zoom

to match audio with video framing

4x more scenewith Ultra Wide

Ultra-Wide Take it alllllll in.

When you just can’t squeeze everything into the frame, zoom out. Because the new Ultra-Wide camera captures four times more scene than ever. It’s like stepping back — way back — without taking a step. Bring on those mountain ranges, soaring cathedrals, and iconic skylines.